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Brian Kirkham Makes Serious Technology Easier to Trust
Across radios, cameras, evidence systems and safety software, the Omnigo CMO has spent more than 35 years turning technical capability into a case that real customers can use.
Omnigo Is Turning the Mess After an Incident Into One Searchable Record
Police reports, casino watchlists, hospital incidents and evidence lockers rarely speak the same language. Omnigo's bet is that they do not have to - as long as one configurable system can keep the record straight.
Lexipol Turned the Policy Binder Into Public Safety’s Operating System
More than 10,000 agencies buy Lexipol’s answer to an awkward question: who keeps the rulebook current when the law, the workforce and the risk change every day? The clever part is not the manual. It is the loop around it.
Cathy Hill Markets the Software Behind the Sirens
Her career has crossed houses, appliances, education, workforce software and emergency response. The connecting skill is turning a complicated product into a clear reason to care.
The Firm That Rolls Up Its Sleeves Before It Signs the Check
Vertica Capital Partners buys the mission-critical software most investors ignore - and then treats the board seat like a day job.
Jerod Nelsen
Jerod Nelsen is a forward-deployed engineer and deployment strategist working out of the Office of the CEO at Peregrine, the San Francisco data platform that Sequoia valued at $2.5 billion for untangling the disparate systems public safety agencies rely on. A 6'7" former Princeton volleyball captain who studied Operations Research and Financial Engineering, he graduated summa cum laude in 2022, added a master's from Penn in 2024, and passed through EY-Parthenon and Audax before landing at one of the fastest-scaling govtech companies in the country. He sits where the code meets the customer: turning tangled agency data into something an analyst can actually search.